Industrial softgel, capsule, gummy, and tube filling equipment for CBD, THC, and cannabinoid production facilities — built for high-volume manufacturing, not small-batch or retail operations.

CBD oil, distillate, or isolate blends encapsulated into softgels. Animal gelatin or vegan tapioca starch shells.
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Higher-volume softgel encapsulation for scaling CBD/cannabinoid production.
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CBD isolate or distillate powder blends filled into hard gelatin capsules, up to 150,000/hr.
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Lower-volume or R&D-adjacent CBD capsule production, capsule sizes #00–#5.
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Cook-and-deposit gummy production for CBD, THC, and vitamin gummies, up to 15,000 gummies/hr.
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Higher-capacity gummy production for scaling CBD/cannabinoid gummy manufacturing.
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Continuous gummy production line for high-volume CBD, THC, and vitamin gummy manufacturing.
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High-speed counting for CBD and vitamin gummies ahead of bottling or bagging.
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CBD and cannabinoid topicals, balms, and creams filled into tubes, 3ml–250ml fill range.
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Higher-speed tube filling for scaling CBD topical and cannabinoid cream production.
View Details →Softgels are a common format for CBD oil, distillate, and isolate blends since the encapsulation process handles liquid and semi-liquid fill material well, and shells are available in traditional animal gelatin or vegan tapioca starch. Capsules work well for CBD isolate blended into powder carriers, using the same staged-compression filling process used across pharmaceutical and nutraceutical capsule production.
Gummies remain one of the fastest-growing formats for CBD and cannabinoid products, using a cook-and-deposit process that doses active ingredients precisely into every cavity. Topicals and tinctures — balms, creams, and tinctures — are typically packaged with tube filling or liquid filling equipment depending on viscosity and container type.
All of the equipment on this page is built to cGMP standards and sized for real production volume — not small-batch or home/lab-scale operations.
A softgel encapsulation system with gelatin melting tanks, die rollers sized for your capsule shape, and drying trays or tunnels. This equipment handles CBD oil, distillate, or isolate blends the same way it handles any liquid or semi-liquid fill material.
Yes. Capsule fillers dose powder, pellet, or granular fill material into hard gelatin capsules regardless of the active ingredient, including CBD isolate blended with carrier powders.
A cook-and-deposit process: gelatin or pectin, sugars, and CBD/cannabinoid actives are cooked in a jacketed kettle, then deposited into molds by a depositor that meters an identical dose into every cavity, followed by cooling, demolding, and counting.
Tube fillers are commonly used for CBD and cannabinoid topicals, balms, and creams. Tinctures in bottle format use liquid filling equipment instead, sized to the viscosity and bottle type.
Yes, the softgel, capsule filling, gummy production, and tube filling equipment on this page is built to cGMP standards suitable for regulated CBD and cannabinoid manufacturing.
Much of this equipment is available in stock or on quick-ship timelines. Ask about current availability when requesting a quote.